430 W 34Th St

This 17-story postwar cooperative in Midtown West was completed in 1963 and contains 53 residences ranging from studios to one- and two-bedroom layouts. The exterior presents a midcentury urban block scale with a planted, furnished roof deck that provides panoramic city views. Interior common spaces include a renovated lobby, a staffed 24-hour doorman desk, live-in superintendent, card-operated central laundry, bike room and storage bins. Apartments feature typical prewar-to-postwar attributes where renovated—hardwood floors, tall ceilings, crown moldings and custom closet systems appear frequently in listings, and many units have been reconfigured to create alcove bedrooms or combined for larger footprints. Building services and policies emphasize convenience: full-time concierge/doorman, on-site maintenance staff, and relatively flexible co-op rules permitting pieds-à-terre, parents buying for children, co-purchases, gifting, guarantors and pets; subletting is typically allowed after an occupancy period that varies by unit type. Located at the northern edge of the Hudson Yards redevelopment, the property sits one block from the new 7 train station and within easy walking distance of A/C/E lines, Penn Station, Hudson River Park, the High Line and new retail and dining at Hudson Yards and Manhattan West.